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Protects Illinois consumers and businesses victimized by fraud, deception, and unfair business practices.

Local chapter of national organization providing support, education and advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community

Supports parents/caregivers, professionals and communities through awareness, tools, and skill building by focusing on empathy-based positive interaction, communications, co-learning, boundary setting and self regulation/control.

Building permits for interior and exterior structural improvements, including roofs, fences, patios, pools and others.

Assistance with finding jobs and workshops to improve job searching skills, including resume building, collaborating and working remotely, finding flexible careers, using online search engines and tools effectively in the job hunt.

Provides substance use and mental disorder information, services, and research. Offers a suicide prevention lifeline to provide counseling and support for individuals in distress. Also offers an online treatment locator at findtreatment.samhsa.gov.

Pre-packed food packages by drive-thru for eligible individuals and families who can visit the pantry 2 times a month.

Provides graduate and professional degrees in the healthcare field.

Short-term inpatient behavioral health services at the Adolescent Psychiatric Unit for teens between 13 and 18 years of age. Personal treatment through psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses and licensed therapists.

Consultations on unexpected pregnancies. Topics covered by consultations include basic health concerns related to pregnancy, complications of early pregnancies, pregnancy options and programs available to expecting parents.

Variety of summer camp options

Referrals to food pantries across the United States.

Illinois Relay program allows TTY users to call people who use standard phones. A person using a standard phone may also call a TTY user through relay.

Local government administering city services including code enforcement and permitting.

Audiology services for children and adults.

Housing expense assistance provided as part of Case Management services.

Harper College extension site offering programs and courses to individuals interested in English as Second Language.

Developmental screenings for children up to 5 years of age to determine if they are meeting developmental milestones.

Teaches English to non-native speakers.

Offers support through small groups, including challenges of cancer, grief, divorce, and more. Groups meet for set period and rotate throughout the year.

Manages applications and provides ongoing support for those applying for or updating their social security identification card or Social Security benefit programs.

Services include assessment of symptoms, prescriptions, monitoring for side effects, and adjusting the medication as needed. Services are delivered in person.

Provides free discount prescription drug coupon card

The CAP Money Course that teaches how to manage money. The program is free and consists of 3 sessions.

Mental health services for qualifying veterans.